WIKIPEDIA

For a general prologue to contributing, see Wikipedia:Contributing to Wikipedia and think about taking a visit through the Wikipedia:Tutorial. For a guided procedure to make an article (and for which these specialized directions won't be required), see the article wizard and Wikipedia:Articles for creation, where a proposed article will initially be made as a draft and afterward submitted for audit before conceivable "production" by a transition to the article mainspace. 

For pertinent contemplations before making a reference book article, if it's not too much trouble see the fundamental prominence rule, our approaches on certainty, composing from an impartial perspective, our limitations on unique research and our manual for what Wikipedia isn't. For styling issues, see the manual of style Wikipedia page creator and the article design rule. For what title to decide for an article, see the article titling strategy. All Wikipedia pages are made by getting to a page title that doesn't yet exist, as a rule by tapping on a red-shaded connection (which signifies non-presence, rather than a blue connection which, with certain special cases, shows the connected page exists). Creation is straightforward: after clicking a red connection, you will be shipped to a clear page. Once there, enter any content and afterward click the Publish changes button. That is it; the page ought to have been made.

Numerous pages are made after a client sees a current red connection on a page, and afterward follows these means. The strategies investigated beneath portray how to get to a non-existent page when a red connection isn't exhibited to you, with the end goal for you to follow these means to creation. Enter message in the pursuit field that you look to make as a page title. On the off chance that the title you entered doesn't as of now exist, isn't in fact confined and isn't creation secured, the subsequent page will I) reveal to you that it doesn't exist; ii) prompt that you can make the page, and iii) will give a red connect to the page title. It will regularly show up in the accompanying structure (it might change contingent upon the skin you have set):

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On the off chance that you click alter on any current page or page area and, at that point change the title of the page appeared in the URL of your program's location bar to the name of a non-existent page, and afterward hit return/enter, the subsequent page demonstrated will be equivalent to on the off chance that you tapped on a red connection, permitting you to make a page by the title entered. For instance, were you to click alter at the highest point of this page, you would see this URL in your program's location bar.

Only encyclopedia articles are created without a namespace prefix. All pages outside of the article mainspace are prefixed by the namespace followed by a colon before the title, e.g., your user page's title starts with the prefix  User: The various namespaces are shown in the table to the right.